The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-01-26

CCiNou was " hiSp iOOu Gnu iOSh
chair from members of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows which was pre-
sented with a speech by Captain Lul.
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uhhiih NhLsoN, aseo aoooV 'wenoS Soais'
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Sic had ciaimed to he married but becom.
ing fearful that the deception would be dis
covered, took this means to dispose of her
self. When discovered she was in critical
condition, but the prompt use of antidotes
saved her life and she is recovering as
rapidly as the circumstances will permit.
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AN eAona"se says ooiohe, = a. rasV.
man, VINO was Tor some tme edltor-in-cmei
of the Utica IN. W Press, and is a we'll
known Cbicago journalist has purcbased a
half interest in the Los Angeles Tribune.
C1 CpioIei Eastman S Is cousin u I'e raoe
nnblisber of the Patriot at Montnelier. and
he was himself the editor of that paper
during his cousins fatal Illness"
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Hhi Ems unoaiieo ioi az oiio NUN poiioi
(Vt) post-ofhce January ~, 1881:
Miss 4. Z. Critchett, Miss Ellen s; Reed,
Mss Mss kate e oirk' NJ Mss pne Agmes Snaiaey
Mrs Sarah Rowland Charles Chenlien
Miss Maggie Haley, Louis Goldsmith,
Mrs Edward Hills (2), Milow Silloway,
iss Mfs o. ,a a. Hunttmgson' tnrg' ~ AT, H. Ssaxer wie
Mrs ". s. Roberts,
par+;as onrIv;n, for o,1 of +ba ohora ,,rs+
say advertised y and give the date.
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On wednesday morning OF last week the
temperature in Montpelier reached an un-
usually low figure, thermometers in various
nor+o of tba ,,;llaoo ;nd;oa+;po Il +o bo sort,,-
TWO degrees helow zero, To correct an i'm
nressionNwhich seemed to he very cen
ppnsi H. - ,,,a thn' o,,Iost ,or,,Si, - fnr
several vaars II NAV ha stated thar tho
fionres were exactlv The same on the morn
- of Eohrrorr j, IeeS. auJ H. no., ha
ad1ad that in tho evening of that day the
marcurv registarad t,yapfv degrees below
zaro or twentv-ona daorees lower than II
IA iaSt @ WadnasSa,, o,,aninm ''"0' '"'''i ~
" For ways that are dark Montpelier
streets. when electricity fails. are unsur-
passed. There is, as yet, little reason to
complain, however, for electricity has only
ialieu I'd. once anu tieh no one was 70 o,allle
heen due tn a dozen natural canses II was
on Monday nioht of this week and a darker.
storm;er nioht 10 rarely seen in This vicinity
somehow somewhere and at some time
the lightning " oot a pronndinu and Earth
swall0wed m the cmrrent which was needeJ
for the production of light in the globes
about the village The place of escape
could not be found and the people walked
in darkness
TUESDAY evening FEBRUARY ls'' the uate
of Miss Jessie Couthoui's appearance at the
Blanchard Opera-house, Montpelier. should
,o, H., for,,a++o, r;o,,o+s oro on cola -
t oo i DI ;ioisoIeen aie az oii sa,J a'
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soot seaos Woaiu w Meli " seouIe il ehetii
Tt Ta'lS, az Iuite liuiiipei arg ailtauv .ahen;
nt miii d',,in hon oee ,1a' aa'
oioe seieo;loils ~ llusio ~, tne eV1n'
lug ;g' 1iie 10 M Medi Moi.ns .no lam ~ pe
t, n', 1;n,, W. ho'a heard
t9 .ou9 DuNy o"tpH' we liaNe he1ei neaiu I1
iieI equal III ,le Wlue range wlilch iIeI SUI
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t'.1 SGn ',tIo,; ,,;,, '',o . XIV d;R
ferent programme in Barre, Wednesday
evening.
OVER three hundred nersons interested in
, n...,- ,n..,
oo"''iuS s"'hoio" az al 'hoiS MIN fiiuaS
evening and organized coasting club.
James NJ. Boutwell, was chosen president:
w. III Cochrane, secretary; George NJ. Scrib-
ner, superintendent: c. S. Whittier treas
urer. Besides these officers the following
vice-presidents were elected: Joseph Morse
James Canning. Thomas Gisborne. C. p.
Pitkin, w. j. Reilly, S, Kimball. Felix Pratt
Alexander Jangraw. f. /. Pitkin. Stillman
Chase, Dennis Lane, j. G. Farwell, o. ID.
| Clark. William Miller. 7. w. Peck. p. i.
Iedden. Henry Riggs Morton Marvin.
Frank Hall Charles Miller and Henry
butterfly. A committee was appointed
to draw nm a code of by-laws Tbe i'm.
imense amount of snort which has thus
| lar been derived from cOaStlnU, DV al